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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1957

Page

27

Repeal of Exemption On Bus Taxes Forecast

Hartford September 30 Finance committee reports favoring a bill to repeal the property tax exemption for bus companies. House caucus approved the repeal, with passage expected the next day. Senate chair Senator Newman M. Mevstius predicts Senate concurrence despite opposition. Local option tax proposals and other bus tax relief were sidetracked.

Hartford Finance Committee House Newman M. Mevstius R-Trumbull Senate

View Rebel Landing Reported in Cuba

Reports from Manzanillo say Cuban revolutionaries made a fresh landing near the spot where Fidel Castro first came ashore with 82 men last December. The reports were unconfirmed amid strict censorship and government crackdowns on constitutional rights. War planes flew low over the coast as army and navy forces patrolled the southeastern Oriente province.

Havana Manzanillo Fidel Castro Oriente Castro Batista

Anti Reds to Set Up San Marino Regime

In San Marino anti communist lawmakers reportedly form a new government in opposition to the Red regime. Ansa reports the regime was established just after midnight with an executive named by opposition parties claiming legitimate authority and extraordinary powers.

REDS San Marino Ansa

Two Workers Hurt At SNETCO Building

A wooden plank fell from the fifth story of the Southern New England Telephone building under construction at John and Courtland streets yesterday at 10 15 a m injuring two ground workers. Jerry Grenay 85 of 165 Barnum avenue admitted with a lacerated forehead and head injuries reported fair condition. Stanley Diczkowski 62 of 81 Broad street treated for left shoulder injury and released. Police said a helmet saved Diczkowski from more serious harm.

Southern New England Telephone Company John and Courtland Streets Bridgeport Hospital Jerry Grenay Barnum Avenue Stanley Diczkowski Broad Street Diczkowski

Pike Worker Hurt in Ladder Plunge

A 24 year old workman from Stratford fell 10 feet from a ladder at a Connecticut Turnpike toll booth in Stratford. Richard Donnelly was treated at Bridgeport hospital for possible internal injuries after the fall from an electrical installation job with Themer Electric of New Haven.

Stratford Bridgeport Richard Donnelly Success Avenue Donnelly Themer Electric Company of New Haven

Fines Threatened for Gas Stations

Hartford AP reports about 800 gas station operators facing fines up to 600 for not renewing State Motor Vehicle Department gasoline retail dealer licenses. Connecticut has 4,200 operators required to renew by midnight. penalties scale from 100 to 600.

Hartford John J. Tyman Connecticut Edwin B Pratt MVD

Toll tops 400 in train crash near Montgomery

An official late hour count in Montgomery West Pakistan reports more than 100 killed in a flaming railroad collision near Gamber station, with many women and children among the dead and over 100 injured, 50 serious cases. The passenger and freight trains collided. both locomotives were demolished.

Karachi Pakistan Montgomery West Gamber Station

Ribicoff Proclaims Pulaski and Fire Days

Gavernae Ribicoff issued two proclamations naming October 11 Pulaski Day to honor Gen Casimire Pulaski and October 6 Fire Prevention Day. He noted 58 Connecticut citizens killed by fires, 77 injured, and $12.6 million in property losses in the year to July 1, urging steps to curb human carelessness.

Hartford Gavernae Ribicoff Casimire Pulaski Poland Connecticut

Norwalk Fines Fighters in City Court

Two men from Norwalk were fined $100 each after a September incident in which one sustained a broken leg. Robert P. Dighton faced breach of peace charges, while Malcolm E. Sorrell was found guilty of breach of peace and acquitted of assault. The proceedings included multiple other fines and remands for motor vehicle and fraud counts.

Norwalk J. Allen O’connor Robert P. Dighton Paradise Street Malcolm E. Sorrell Silk Street Ruby D. Montgomery Spring Street State Farm Rudolph Lewis Tolles Street Florence M. Blake Wilton Avenue Eugene Goelthe West Main Street Charles J. McKahn Walter Postell James T. Prezzy Wood Street Manuel P. Gomes New Bedford Mass Arthur Davies Mayosite Avenue Richard Och Sugar Loaf Drive Wilton Ulysses Jackson Moore Place Elderidge H. Chapman Barnum Avenue Bridgeport Michael Raine Belltown Road Stamford Michael Cukor Newtown Turnpike West Port Catherine Cody South Main Street New Canaan Michael P. Sander Bouton Street John Kurmai Lisbon Drive Fairfield Louis Thom Las Robert M. Audino Chipmunk‘ Lane

Federal Judge Pushes Paid Public Defenders in U S Courts

Hartford report says U S District Judge J Joseph Smith urged appointing paid public defenders for destitute defendants unable to pay lawyers. He called for compensation to relieve judges and ensure fair workloads amid a panel at the Sec ond Circuit Conference. Another panel featured Judge Sylvester Ryan criticizing passive judges and supporting expert assistance in trials.

Hartford J. Joseph Smith U. S U.S. Second Circuit Smith Connecticut Sylvester Ryan New York International Boxing Club Ryan

Stratford councilman revival bill heads to House vote

Hartford report says general law committee favored a bill to restore revival provisions for Stratford councilmen under changes to Stratford town charter. The measure, proposed by Rep. William J. Smyth, addresses an inadvertent drop from a prior bill and will appear on the October 7 voting machines. Bonn notes further unemployment declines in West Germany.

Hartford General Law Committee House Stratford William J. Smyth Bonn West Germany

Three injured in rear end crash on State Street

A three car rear end collision on State Street near Iranistan Avenue at 10 PM injured three people. Miss Rose Topalian 27 of Alex Street drove the lead car. Albert Zarifian 74 and Agavne Tortapian 49 suffered chest and shoulder injuries. Joseph Ferency 27 of Camden Street Fairfield injured abdomen. Frank R. Miller 39 of Edna Avenue was charged with reckless auto operation and license violation. All three injured taken to St Vincent's Hospital.

State Street Iranistan Avenue Agavne Torpatian Alex Street Albert Zarifian William Street Rose Topalian Ferency St. Vincent's Hospital Miller

Danbury Fair Exhibits Draw 5085 on Opening Day

Danbury Sept 30 a total of 5085 people viewed the exhibits today at the Great Danbury State Fair. Attendance for the first three days reached 66332, about 6000 more than the prior year. Fort Wilkins in Michigan’s upper peninsula remains the only stockade fort between the Alleghenies and the Mississippi River still standing as originally built.

Danbury Fort Wilkins Michigan Upper Peninsula Alleghenies Mississippi River

Zoning and Planning Boards Set For Joint Organizational Session

The Zoning and Planning commissions will meet tonight at City Hall at 8 for their first organizational session. First Selectman Joseph H. Sauer says they will elect chairmen and frame a town zoning and planning program. Terms of members will run one to five years. The Zoning board includes Katharine Schwab, John Cooper Jr, Joseph Taylor, Francis O’Hara, Thomas Evans. The Planning board lists Charles Bardo, John Green, William Goodman, Albert Hamilton, Donald Taylor. Marriage licenses filed in Port Chester and Danbury for several couples.

Zoning and Planning Commissions First Joseph HH. Sauer Sauer Board of Selectmen Katharine F. Schwab Tohn K. Cooper, Jr Joseph F. Taylor Francis R. O’hara Thomas W

Tickets Required To Ride School Buses In Danbury

Danbury schools begin issuing bus ride tickets to 1 925 pupils beyond walking limits to reduce confusion and define eligibility. Drivers will check tickets starting today and students are urged to keep them safe.

Danbury Eye “Heh Ee Thomas A Keating Board of Education

Chief Mazzia protests pension decision after 65th birthday

Police Pension board voted 4-2 against extending Chief Favorino J. Mazzia’s tenure past age 65. Mayor Devine will appoint an acting chief on Thursday. Mazzia says he will protest the pension amount and surplus trucks allocation cited in the decision.

Pension Board Gino J.arconti Peter Wojnilko Donald J. Flinder John F. Roche Daniel J. Devine, Jr Thomas Lawlor Police Pension Board John A. Devine Favorino J. Mazzia

Amy Begins Construction Of Nike Personnel Homes

The U S Army starts 16 five room dwellings for Nike personnel families at North Avenue and Bayberry Lane, on Federal Weston Road opposite Daybreak Nursery. Lieut C W Harper says completion expected in six weeks. New England District Army Corps of Engineers oversees the project.

U.S. Army North Avenue Bayberry Lane Nike Weston Road Daybreak Nursery C. W. Harper New England U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Registrars to Correct Voting List Act and Elections News

Local notices describe petitions filed for Representative Town Meeting District 4 with deadlines and sessions for registrars to correct voting lists. Reeded wards set polling places Staples High School and Greens Farms for the upcoming election while other civic items cover building permits and a bank branch development.

F. Ethel Cashew GOP

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